San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-01
THE vANDYKE ART CLUB
Hold a Delightful Conversations I'm the
Menger Hotel Parlors.

Hold a Delightful Conversations I'm the
Menger Hotel Parlors.
The elegant parlors OF the Menger no.
tel, rs arranged for the Vandyke Art
club coverZatiOne, presented most de-
| lightful appearance last evening. The
walls were decorated with paintings hy
members Of the club-engravings, en-
broidery. kensington work, articles OF
vertu. bric-a-brac, and other little MIC
macs that please the eye and give tone 10
the dwellings Of the tasteful. The la
dies were elegantly dressed, and as they
meandered around the rooms added
much to the beauty of the scene.
Among the articles exhibited the
| LIGHT representative noticed the follow
ing meritOrious works:
Landscape painting-R. J. 0nder-
donk.
Child's head-Mrs. G. S. Chabot.
Banneret, in artistic embroidery and
psinting-Miss Stockton.
COlOred boy-Mrs ID. n. Bash.
| white silk banneret with clever etCh-
ing-Miss Bedding, of New Orleans.
Mareehal Mel roses Mrs John Herfi.
Embroidered velvet cover, mountain
view, in oil Mrs. Amanda j. Dignow-
ity.
The missions Mai. Bash.
Rose and esturcheons-Mrs. A. j.
Hahn.
Sea view-Mrs G. S. Chabot.
Roses Mrs. John Herif.
Lilacs-Miss Fischer.
There were some very fine specimens
OF needlewOrk exhibited by Mrs. Il. b.
Chandler and Miss NJ. A. Lamb.
Among the other articles exhibited,
was a Remarkably fine antique porcelain
eff h' dian aud A EuaFaI hull In hrAn
from one OF the oldest Joss houses for
Temples) in China. These are the prop
erty Of Mrs. A. j. Hahn.
During the evening the following fea-
lures were introduced and added cOnsid
erably to the pleasures OF the evening:
Mrs. Maurice Peery, "a graduate Of l.
ConserVatOire de Paris, sang 80 Rest
less Sea-" In most artistic manner.
Mrs. Mai. Bash read an essay on
"Art" by Prof. Eyth, that was interest
ing and Instructive.
Miss Jessie Bell gave one Of her de-
lIghtful dramatic reGitals and sang.
Miss Latham and Miss Kirk performed
pianofOrte reCitals, X. w. Lay sang, and
Mr.. W. Ruppertsburg played a solo on
the either
Among the guests present, Mesdames
Uriah Lott, II. ID. DriskiIl, Stephen
uOuius NJ. n. NldNcIlHh, AulhUuh DIR-
nowity, J. B. HambleGOn, AinswOTth,
John Herff, |. p Simpson. Courtney (Of
New York; Gordon Granger, Maurice
Percy, j. II. Kampmann, Messrs. and
MeFdames fairfield. 5. Maverick, L. II.
Terrell. r. j. Onderdonk, 4. b. Chan
dler, Elias Edmunds, Marshall, (of New
jersey Jacob Waelder, w. G. Richards,
Latham, (Of st. Louis,) b. F. Yoakum,
II. ID. kampmann, X. +. Drought w. j.
B. Patterson, J. S. lockwood, g. p. Mat
lack, A. j. Peery, Woodruff, Tucker,
Merver. The Misses Drought, Lott,
BalcOmbe, (of Omsha.) Sarah Reed, NJ.
A. Lamb, Jessie Bell, Latham, (Uf St
LOUISE Mabel Jones, PmlgdelphIa,)
Eugenia Thompson, Stockton, Granger.
Fannie Simpson, Kirk. Major and Mrs
Bash, the Rev. DR. and Mrs. Scudder,
DR.. and Mrs. A. J, Hahn, the Rev. and
Mrs. w. B. Preston, Professor Scudder,
LieutenGnts Smith and Seebre, Hon. p.
II. Ward, Messrs. X. w. Lay, G. II.
Florian, Sam Bennett, +. F. cambridge,
Dan Bash and W. Ruppertsberg.
Light refreshments were served IN the
ante-rOom to the guests,
The Conventions was great success
In every way and all left In the hope Of
again participating at an early date in
another pleasant sOciable under the
auspices of the club.